Introducing SupDesk

Ship anything and your users will have something to tell you about it. The problem is where it lands: a DM here, an email thread there, an app store review nobody reads twice, and a spreadsheet you stopped updating in March.

SupDesk is where all of it goes instead.

One console instead of five tools

SupDesk is a feedback and app console for solo developers and small teams. Rather than stitching together a feedback tool, a changelog service, a help center and a support inbox, you get all of it behind a single login:

Feedback board — a public portal where users post ideas, vote, and follow along with your roadmap. Triage them on a kanban board across Open, Planned, In Progress and Done.
Changelog — announce what's new, improved, and fixed. Users subscribe by RSS or email, entries can be scheduled ahead of time, and machine translation covers every locale you support.
Private messaging — email-backed threads for the conversations that shouldn't happen in public.
Live chat — a widget on your own site, answered from the same inbox as everything else.
Help center — a self-service knowledge base, so the questions you have already answered stop becoming tickets.
Beta testing — run private betas, invite testers, and collect structured feedback separately from your public board.
Waitlist — collect signups before you ship and let referrals move people up the line.
AI features — auto-categorize incoming feedback, draft replies from your project context, and read sentiment at a glance.

Close the loop

Feedback is only useful if the person who gave it hears back. Resolved posts link straight to the changelog entry that shipped them, and everyone who voted or subscribed gets told. Nobody has to go hunting to find out whether you listened.

Your portal, your domain

Every project gets a hosted portal, branded to match your product. Point your own domain at it and SupDesk handles the DNS verification and SSL certificates for you.

Priced per teammate, never per customer

SupDesk is free to start. Paid plans are charged per teammate — your end-users are unlimited and free on every plan, so growing your audience never grows your bill.

Get started

Create a project, open your board, and send your users the link. It takes a few minutes, and the free plan doesn't ask for a card. Get started at supdesk.app

One console instead of five tools

Feedback board — a public portal where users post ideas, vote, and follow along with your roadmap. Triage them on a kanban board across Open, Planned, In Progress and Done.

Changelog — announce what's new, improved, and fixed. Users subscribe by RSS or email, entries can be scheduled ahead of time, and machine translation covers every locale you support.

Private messaging — email-backed threads for the conversations that shouldn't happen in public.

Live chat — a widget on your own site, answered from the same inbox as everything else.

Help center — a self-service knowledge base, so the questions you have already answered stop becoming tickets.

Beta testing — run private betas, invite testers, and collect structured feedback separately from your public board.

Waitlist — collect signups before you ship and let referrals move people up the line.

AI features — auto-categorize incoming feedback, draft replies from your project context, and read sentiment at a glance.